Sentence examples for ancient tracks from inspiring English sources

There are ancient tracks and waymarked modern paths snaking through mixed woodland.

He suggested the current version of NPR was a great big train moving down rickety ancient tracks.

It is all obviously the product of personal pain, but this path is rutted with ancient tracks, and, sure enough, Etheridge finds herself trundling along in them.

You can plumb the depths of life aboard a Royal Navy submarine, and – some weekends – watch steam trains fizz, splutter and rumble along the dockyard's ancient tracks.

"I was surprised to find that we were able to readily detect ancient tracks in the enhanced images," Dr. Blom said.

"The same rocks occur in northern New York," Dr. MacNaughton said, adding that examinations of sandstone beds there might yield discoveries of ancient tracks.

Garner pointed out the shadow of an ancient track.

The road follows an ancient track once used to transport coca leaves from the lowlands to pre-Columbian highland civilizations.

The ancient track had an unusually elongated shape with such sharp turns that runners were forced to slow down considerably in order to stay in their lanes.

Most people in their 20s (like me) get to the summit via the Inca Trail: once an ancient track used by the Incas, it is now more of a flappy-trousered catwalk dominated by people on their gap yahs.

At the ancient track's remote end — where the Old Course makes the turn — are five tees, five flagsticks, and three greens, collectively known as the Loop: It is a sequence of holes so hallowed in the game that Amen Corner, at Augusta National, has been compared with it, but while the Loop is far more complex geometrically, as golf goes it is less difficult.